Hitler ends second revolution measures and reassigns roles
Berlin July 3 Chancellor Hitler orders end to special suppression of the second revolution. Regular courts will handle offenders. He named Hermann Goering as vice chancellor replacing Franz von Papen who resigns. Further fate of the nation discussed by cabinet and Nazi inner circle. Reports out of Munich claim Gustav von Kahr may be dead.
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Berlin
Hitler
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
von Papen
Sae
Munich
Gustav von Kahr
Germany
Ratibor
Blut
Helmut Brueckner
Silesia
Hindenburg
Neudeck
Franz von Pape
Propaganda Ministry
Premier Brownlee Resigns From Alberta Government
Edmonton July 3 Premier Brownlee informed Lieutenant-Governor Walsh of his resignation. He said the move was discussed with the United Farmers of Alberta caucus and executives, and he would stay in Edmonton after retirement while government matters are settled. The caucus adjourned at 1 PM with no statement issued and to reconvene at 2 PM.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Walsh
United Farmers of Alberta Caucus
United Farmers of Alberta
United Farmers
Hundred Executions Reported in Nazi Blood Purge
Berlin witnesses swelling death toll as Hitler’s regime cracks down on revolt. Reports say hundreds executed, with more than sixty shot in Berlin alone and official figures forthcoming as the purge continues.
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Berlin
Louis P. Lochner
Associated Press
Adolf Hitler
Sageive
Desperate fighting in southern Chile sparks peasant deaths
Reports from Mulchen and Lonmmay describe a revolt spreading through southern Chile with thousands of rebels marching toward Vincura. At least 40 peasants were killed by mid scarce details indicate a violent clash as revolters defeat loyalists.
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Santiago
Chile
Mulchen
Garlibideros
Lonmmay
Vincura
Revolutionary Movement
Montreal Coroner toHear Inquest in Clubbing Death
Police expect to present evidence and confessions at the coroner’s inquest into the brutal death of Nicholas Sarao a 59 year old city of Westmount employee whose body was found on railway tracks near Blue Bonnets last Friday Two men and two women are held as material witnesses and will testify at the hearing
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Montreal
Nicholas Sarao
Westmount
Blue Bonnets
Percans
Canada Celebrates 67th Birthday Across Nation
Canada marks Dominion Day with speeches and sports programs as weather stays fine. In London Canadian officials including Hon Howard Ferguson and Sir Edward Peacock join a Canada House reception while House of Commons in Ottawa shows few members present as lawmakers head home for the weekend.
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London
Howard, Ferguson
H H
Canada ‘House
Inbendon
Duke of York
J. H. Thomas
Dominions
Edward‘ Peacock
Bank of England
Lordreenwood
Pescado
de Rension
Canada
Ona
House of Commons
Ottawa
Salto Cabinet Resigns Amid Finance Scandal Rumor
Tokyo reports the cabinet of Premier Salto deciding to resign after a financial scandal implicating vice-minister of finance Hideo Kyra. The premier planned to inform the Emperor from the palace, while factions push for a new cabinet and army expansion.
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Tokyo
Salto
Hideo
Kyra
Gathet
Saito
Brooklyn brothers complete trans-Atlantic flight to Warsaw
Joseon and Benjamin Adamowicz landed the City of Warsaw at 5 15 p m after a fuel delay and emergency landings in France. A huge Warsaw crowd welcomed them home after they departed Newfoundland for Poland last week and were escorted by six Polish military planes.
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Warsaw
Havas
Brooklyn
Poland
Joseon
Benjamin Adamowicz
France
Newfoundland
Flers
Nedlitz
Germany
Toron
Mokotow
Sapiro Indicted By Grand Jury In Federal Case
Aaron Sapiro, famed attorney who aided Western Canada farm co operatives, is indicted by a federal grand jury on conspiracy and bribery charges involving jurymen. Sam Roth is also indicted in the same related case tied to the Harwood Paris mail fraud trial.
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New York
Aaron Sapiro
Canada
Sam Roth
Murray C. Harwood
Sidney Paris
Harwood
Paris
Government plans ten million subsidy to British tramp ships
London July 3 The government announced plans to apply a ten million dollar subsidy to the British tramp ship industry while aiming to reduce or abolish all shipping subsidies. Dominions would be asked to cooperate in the anti subsidy effort.
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London
Dominions
Second Sheet Accident Injures Jack Stucken in Schuler
Jack Stucken of Schuler was struck by a moving car while stepping from between two parked cars on Second Street. He sustained cuts above the right eye and was admitted to General Hospital at 8:45 AM. Amund Steiger of Addesleigh drove a Chevrolet west when Stucken entered the road. Brakes on Steiger’s car were found defective. Steiger was charged with operating a vehicle with brakes in poor condition and fined five dollars plus costs.
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Jack Stucken
Schuler
General Hospital
MacCharles
Amund Steiger
Addesleigh
Second St
South Railway St
Steigen
Amund Séiger
Teen confesses to shooting mother over study English
Miami Florida July 3 Harry Shay, 15, confessed to police that he shot and killed his mother with a shotgun after she insisted he study English during his summer vacation to make up a deficiency that caused him to fail a school exam.
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Miami
Fla
Harry Shay
Stabilization Plan for UK Meat Imports Discussed
London July 3. Definite plans to stabilize UK meat imports are under discussion by Empire trade pact representatives. The scheme aims to fix imports at 1933 levels with temporary Empire stabilization, reduced foreign imports, reorganization of marketing for home produced meats, and a longer term scientific plan. Dominions and Argentina show willingness to cooperate to curb disorganized markets and falling prices.
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London
C.P
United Kingdom
Daily Telegraph
Elusive Killer Strikes Again in Wheeling Steel Yard
In Steubenville Ohio AP reports terror at Wheeling Steel Corporation where a kill crazy maniac slain three workers in the mill yard during a shift with guards patrolling. The assailant fired four times killing two more workers before fleeing toward the Ohio River.
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Steubenville
Wheeling Steel Corporation
Ohio River
Australians Defeat Surrey By Six Wickets at London
July 3 report says Australia defeated Surrey by six wickets after (Surrey) posted 175 in the first innings and 184 in the second. Australia replied with 251, then 111 for four with Don Bradman 61 not out.
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London
Surrey
Australia
Don Bradman
MacDonald Plans Holiday Canada Trip Rumor
London July 3 Premier Ramsay MacDonald reportedly has no confirmed plans to meet President Roosevelt during a Canada holiday. The Daily Herald notes prior meetings with Hoover and says MacDonald may travel aboard the Duchess of Richmond July 12 for a three month vacation with his daughter Ishbel.
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London
Ramsay MacDonald
Roosevelt
C.P
Franklin Roosevelt
United States
Canada
Herld
Donald
Herald
MacDonald
Herbert Hoover
Rapidan
Cp.hausa
Ramsay MacDoneld
Wyen‘terddy
Ishbel
Fire Strikes Vienna City Hall Amid Dynamite Report
Vienna notes a fire at city hall described as incendiary and reports from Salsberg claim police HQ there was dynamited. The blaze was quickly put out but caused major alarm in government circles.
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Vienna
Salseberg
Resignation Expected As Alberta Leader Faces Change
Edmonton reports indicate Premier J E Brownlee is ready to resign with a new cabinet to be chosen by his successor. George Hoadley or R G Reid seen as possible leaders, Coalition options discussed, government may continue until 1935. Continued coverage noted in the provincial political caucus reports.
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Odette
Ontario Motor Manufacturer
Ontario Liquor Control Board
Liberal
Peter Heenan
Labor
Mackenzie King
Edmonton
Brownlee
The
People
MacMillan-Brownlee
Faa Mane Benetd
Uidaulds Auvil
Aby
George. Finlay
Alberta
George Hoadley
J. E. Brownlee
United Farmers of Alberta
Hoadley
R. G. Reid
Erand
Alata
All
Dallas man runs amok kills three in home invasion
A crazed fisherman in Dallas, Texas, on July 3 killed his former wife Sallie Carson, 49, her son Sam Carson, 19, and her mother Julia Monroe, 70, then died from a gunshot. Investigators suspect jealousy drove the killings.
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Dallas
Texas
Hugh Davis
Homie
Sallie’ Carson
Julia
Patrick Monroe
Sam ‘Carson
Catalan legislators defer crop law amid Madrid dispute
Catalonia's councilors postpone enforcing a controversial crop cultivation law that would challenge Madrid's authority. Reports from Madrid indicate Spanish warships concentrate at Valencia as tensions rise over Catalonia.
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Barcelona
Spain
Catalonia
Madrid
Alicante
Gibraltar
Valencia
Catalgnia
Praved
Ifve
Royal Commission Urged to Probe Jail Conditions
In Ottawa on July 3 J S Woodsworth urged a royal commission to study Canadian prison administration and the causes of crime. He pressed for investigations into segregation, sterilization of mental unfits, and who ordered shots fired into Tim Buck's Kingston cell during the 1932 riots.
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Ottawa
C.P
Canada
J. S. Woodsworth
Tim Buck
Communist Party In
Kingston Penitentiary
Penitentiary
Woodsworth
Buck
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